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new trauma to initial site of CRPS II presentation... yikes!

 
 
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Vrae, so sorry you are going thru this. Like you weren't dealing with enough lately, let's throw in another problem...right?? That is how I feel sometimes. It's like how much more can one take???

I hope you get some relief VERY soon and this new injury calms down quickly.

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